Like the previous Living 28 collection, this new book compiles the series of articles in a single volume, with added questions for personal reflection or use in small groups, youth groups and classrooms.
There are two types of people in the world. Those who get annoyed about hot cross buns appearing in shops on Boxing Day and those who absolutely love it.
Parable of the wise builder “Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built
As my young tadpole learns to master swimming, as I’ve watched her learn and unlearn (and forget during lockdowns), I’ve learned some lessons myself.
To grow and move forward in our faith and life journeys, we must take responsibility and stop making excuses.
The fight between Facebook and the Australian government has seen Facebook ban all Australian news from the site, including Adventist Media’s publications.
Jarrod Stackelroth has been appointed as the new editor of Signs of the Times magazine, and Juliana Muniz will join the Adventist Record team as an assistant editor.
Lay people from the Central Papua Conference received mission training and new insights into Adventist belief.
Described as a shadow pandemic, domestic violence is a silent killer. And it happens in the Church more than you think.
Is Living 28 just another empty promise of making Adventist doctrine relevant to the 21st Century, or does it refreshingly hit the mark? Maryellen Fairfax investigates.
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